Orphan Espresso pitcher debut at SCAA - Page 2

Coffee preparation techniques besides espresso like pourover.
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#11: Post by aecletec »

jbviau wrote:I'm optimistic that OE's customers will find a way not to fuss over the alignment of the metal thing inside the spout. 8)
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#12: Post by pafcio0 »

What about heating the water? Is it immersion heater friendly?
The portability is nice, but it looses it when you need to bring another kettle to heat the water :)

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#13: Post by tegee replying to pafcio0 »


My thoughts exactly. Very interested as well if this is a double step process and heat loss.

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Can someone explain to me what this does that a $27 gooseneck kettle can't do? I know a few things a gooseneck kettle will do this thing can't.

Aesthetically it's quite ugly, but of course it's subjective. To me, it looks like something I picked up at a Asian grocery housewares section for $2.50 to water my plants with. All that's missing is swinging handle.

Personally I prefer metal or glass over plastic when it comes to hot fluids. I also think that metal plate will eventually find its way down a few garbage disposers, no doubt.
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#15: Post by happycat replying to weebit_nutty »

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#16: Post by weebit_nutty replying to happycat »

You need a separate kettle for hot water, so I'm still not seeing what problem it's solving.
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#17: Post by tegee replying to weebit_nutty »


My sentiments exactly.....anxiously awaiting to see how this will be a game changing in pour overs?

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#18: Post by CwD »

weebit_nutty wrote:You need a separate kettle for hot water, so I'm still not seeing what problem it's solving.
The problem of a gooseneck being way too easy to snap off for travel without it's own dedicated protective case. It'd be much more useful it if could heat the water too though.

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#19: Post by Bob_M »

CwD wrote:It'd be much more useful it if could heat the water too though.
Immersion heater should work. I have one for travel when im staying in a motel. I use the outlet used for hairdryers and have yet to pop a circuit breaker.

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#20: Post by CwD »

So long as it doesn't harm the pitcher to use on in it, with it touching the plastic directly I can see some potential problems.